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Kountze just did not have the size to match up with Cleveland. Big '6"6 Cedric Reed, the blue chip football star controled the paint. The two twins shot the ball well and attacked the basket. Walker and McDaniel were really the only scoring threats for Kountze. Plus, Cleveland had the better bench. They were able to play about 9 players compared to Kountze's 6. It was close in the first half but Cleveland was able to build a 14 point lead in the second half and then held off a little rally by Kountze to win it by 7. The better team won this game. Cleveland could very well win this tourney.

Tiger pars 18 to finish his second round with a +4 74, which has him at +5 145, which is one shot off the cut. He will now have to wait to see if the cut moves to +5. There are now 75 players at +4. Tiger will need at least 6 of those players to drop back to +5 to move the cut.

Tiger birdies 17!! He now needs to birdie 18 or get some help with the cut line. There are 74 players at +4. Five of those players will need to drop down to +5 to move the cut to +5.

Tiger just birdied 16 to get back to +6. The cut is still at +4. There is a slim chance that it could get to +5, but the weather would really have to get worse. Tiger needs to birdie these last two holes to make the cut on the number.

Hey DV, I am a believer in whatever it takes to get your foot in the door. It's what a man does afterwards that counts.

You are correct, LAZEEK. What happened to you saying he would be there come Sunday? Tom Watson just made a bomb at the 18th to tie for the lead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So Bluedove, you agree with the rest of us that think DV is your classic coattail rider. Hmmmm.....

Tiger double bogeys 10, pars 11, bogeys 12 and then double bogeys 13. He is at +5 on his round, +6 for the tourney, two shots behind the cut line of +4.

Tiger shot 1 over on the front nine, now sits at +2 for the tourney. He just lost his ball off the 10th tee and looks like will make at least a double bogey on this hole to fall below the cut line at +4. Things look shakey for the man.

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Here are the scores from our local players after round 1: Dawie Van der Walt E 70 2 birdies, 2 bogeys Shawn Stefani E 70 1 eagle, 4 birdies, 6 bogeys Andrew Landry E 70 3 birdies, 3 bogeys All three are tied for 40th, leader is at -5.

After the first round in Milwaukee, Grove's Chris Stroud sits T65 after a 1 over par 71 round. He had 3 birdies and 4 bogeys.

Here are the pool standings after day 1: Pool A Pool B Pool C Silsbee 2-0 Kountze 1-1 Ozen 1-0 LCM 1-0 Central 0-1 Anahuac 1-1 Spurger 1-1 Orangefield 0-1 HJ 1-1 Pool D Pool E Pool F Cleveland 2-0 PA Heat 2-0 Beaumont Select 2-0 Livingston 0-1 Nederland 0-2 Woodville 0-2 Lumberton 0-2 Ozen JV 0-1

Here is tomorrow's schedule of games: Main Gym Aux Gym 4pm LCM/Spurger Central/Orangefield 5pm Ozen/Anahuac Livingston/Ozen JV 6pm Silsbee/Lumberton Kountze/Woodville 7pm HJ/TBD LCM/Livingston 8pm Central/Ozen JV Ozen/PA Heat 9pm Spurger/B. Select Orangefield/Cleveland 10pm Anahuac/Nederland Evadale dropped out of the tourney, therefore an opponent for HJ is yet to be determined.

The score of the Silsbee-Spurger game was 41-38. Silsbee did play that game without their three big men. '6"4 Stallworth, '6"7 Thomas, and '6"7 Jones did not make this game. Anahuac did beat HJ by the score of 44-27, I checked the books on that one.

Last two games of the night: PA Heat 58 Lumberton 34 Beaumont Select 35 Anahuac 24

If you say so. : You must like me making you look so... well, you know. :

Here are some of the early finals: Silsbee 41 Spurger 28 Kountze 63 Orangefield 38 Anahuac 44 Hardin-Jeff 27 Cleveland 41 Lumberton 28 Spurger 45 Nederland 43 Beaumont Select 38 Woodville 35 I will post the rest of tonight's finals later tonight.

Here are the pools for the Silsbee Summer League Tourney: Pool A Pool B Pool C Silsbee Kountze Hardin-Jefferson LCM Central Ozen Spurger Orangefield Anahuac Pool D Pool E Pool F Lumberton Evadale Woodville Livingston PA Heat Ozen JV Cleveland Nederland Beaumont Select

Already crawfishing.

Track speed and football speed are two different things. Of course Trey will most likely be the fastest player on the field, regardless of who the Stangs are playing. But that doesn't mean he will run right by every defender in route to a touchdown. More than likely a safety will be rolled to his side to help on the deep routes. Of course that's taking into consideration that the QB gets time to throw, is accurate, and Trey catches the ball. :

Yep, that'll do it. :

First round about to be completed, only 3 groups remaining. Tiger will be tied 68th after 1st round. He bested a total of 59 players out of the 156 player field in the first round. He's got a lot of catching up to do.

According to some, Texas revolves around "Sabine". :

Yep, I remember DV saying how great it was there at LSCPA. But then as soon as he leaves (?), that place was crap, according to him. Always drinking the koolaid.